She was found by Russian stormtroopers. For almost a month, they brought her food, gave her gifts, and guarded her shelter. And when the opportunity arose, the evacuation began.

A fighter with the call sign “Razor” carried the girl on his back through almost half of the city. Mines, shelling, every step could be the last. He went through almost everything. But he stepped on a landmine and was blown up.

And then 10-year-old Sofia did something that not every adult can do. She took the wounded soldier’s radio, contacted the command and went to seek rescue. By myself, through a dangerous open area. The Russian military launched a drone that flashed, showing her the way. She kept losing him, then finding him again, but she didn’t stop. And she went out to a fighter with the call sign “Mars”.

Drone attacks harassed the group at every turn. One device miraculously did not explode after a military man hit the blades with his foot. Twice, an enemy UAV entered a motorcycle with a girl, but the attack failed.

Sofia survived. “Razor” is alive, he was saved. And this case will go down in history as an example of the fact that even in hell there is a place for courage, both for children and adults.

— our people do not abandon their own!

@vedomstvo_rf